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In 2-dimensions, the Cartesian coordinate system comprises a pair of axes meeting at right angles at a point called the origin. Conventionally the axes are identified as the x-axis (going from left to right) and the y-axis (going from the bottom to the top).
Every point of the Cartesian plane is allocated an ordered pair of numbers, called coordinates. The first number (abscissa) represents the distance of the point to the right of the origin and the second (ordinate) represents the distance in the upward direction. If the point is to the left or below the origin then the corresponding coordinate is negative.
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When was the Cartesian Coordinate System invented?
The Cartesian coordinate system was invented in the 17th century. The idea of this system was developed in 1637.
What are the trivia on cartesian coordinate system?
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Can three dimensional figures be located on a Cartesian coordinate system?
yes
The vertical number line in a Cartesian coordinate system is called?
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The Cartesian coordinate system can be applied to three-dimensional solids Instead of two axes the coordinate system has three What are their labels?
x z y
